Last week I wandered into the middle of a big $5 tee-shirt sale over at Threadless.
Longtime browser, first time buyer, as they used to say in the letters pages.
My tee shirts fall into two broad categories, Artifacts Of A Young Comic Geek and Boring Solid Colors from the Gap Sale Rack
Group A is older than hell and has been mostly co-opted by the wife. She loves anything soft, and it doesn't get much softer than a 15 year old tee shirt. Seeing her wandering around in a gory vintage Hard Boiled or Sin City tee amuses my inner nerd and confuses most everyone else, but once she claims a shirt it's out of circulation- "what are you doing wearing my shirt?" becomes the operative phrase. So Group A has shrunk dramatically over the years.
Group B doesn't inspire much enthusiasm- I mean, they're there when you need something to wear, but I never come across one in the drawer and think "Fun! This one's perfect for today!".
Threadless splits the sartorial difference between a closet full of longboxes & memorabilia and a generic air conditioned cube.
These lovelies should be arriving monday:
3 comments:
i gave birth in one of those nerd shirts!
i like the exploded viking ship
i thought of you when I ordered it Ivanus!
and yes, tiner birthed my spawn in a frank miller/geoff darrow Big Guy & Rusty the Boy Robot shirt.
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